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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-06-03

Don't fail TO drop in at the good free
lunch at the Hawaiian Hotel bar every
evening.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-06-03
SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTES.

Kid gloves. dressed and undressed, in
the new shades, at Sachs store, lO4 Fort
street
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-06-03
PORT or MUNOLULU. Ill. j.
ARRIVALS.

THURSDAY. June 2.
mr. Iwalani, Weir. from Hamakua
Simc Cummins, from W4imanAIo
Schr NaioH. from La Up iiIoehOe
SER hauikeaouli. from Kohala. Hawaii
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-06-03

Chas. T. GuIicI4. Notary Pubic.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-06-03
Vessels .n Port from Foreign Ports

Supposed to be lost.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-06-03
THURSDAY, June I'd

In probate Lunalilo estate. Trustees
accounts for the year ending July 81,
1886. Approved. Masters report
therein confirmed Hons. w. G. Parke
and S. 3. Dole, trustees.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-22
y nuteS MIIerIet.
Sisilanjs ausidliiiie sur llnterbrituns

Stgilanjs ausidliiie our llnterbriituns
Der OfisntIi9en Corruption iinb bic neueite
e6te ameri.anii6e grfin6rns. Sn Gan
Sranctsco, NO uor 80 Sabren bic Sali1s
ipieIer, Yfsrbebisbs unb @eseIaserer &c.
lpu6t wurben. iou iest elm OfisntIi5e,
S4utausi9uB erri9tet uerben, der gu,
llnteroriduns Der seseuudrtis unisre 81:
fentli6e S9ulsu corrumpirsnben unb biz
@ere9tisteit uereitelnben 8srbrs6en nit:
uirten iou." Sebss IitsIieb ioa f6 per:
pfli9ten, Elm Sabr lang monatIi9 S. 81
Sublen unb bisies @elb benz grecutipaus:
i4niie bsbinsunssIos our 8erfisuus ~
iteaen. Sc i9eint, buB namentli9 bic
@eri6te iid In Der abfdsuli9ffen @erfai:
flung ~befinben. go mii1sn aIio bic gir:
ger fi9 3uiammentbuu, nm bic gebStber
gu betampfen, bic bsbufs gufre9terbaI:
tuns Der Srbnuns unS gfsse bss Re5tss
einseiett porben iinbl Wenn bas MIDI
anar9te In bes @ortss sissntIi9sr BE.
beutuns 1T, mas 1T ss bann?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-22
&inperarbeit In Sabrifen.

Die 8ei6dftisuus Der Sinber in Sabris
Ten bat felt 1884 In Deuti9Ianb leiber 3us
senommen. Die 3abl berieIben 1T BON
$3.50 auf 81 ,O53 seftesen. am bod
fen belduft fi6 bic 3abl Der Sabrittinber
i'm &Snisret9 Sa9ien, benin bier betrdst
fe 1910, nabe3u bic Sdlfte Der i'm sans
sen beuti9en &ei9 bei9dfttsten &tnber.
Ra9 benz 8erbdltniB Der 8sp6lteruns foIs
ten auf bas &6nisrsi9 Sa5isn nur l4OO
6abrittinber tommen, unb IS wirben auf
0euti9lanb 800, 900 In Sabrtten bei5dfs
tisten &inber e~ntfalen, penn bas l1ebers
NAB Der 8ei9aftisuu9 FOLDER &tnber iberz
all 10 sroB mare, wie I'm &6ntsrei6 Sa9s
len. gbenio uerbdlt es it9 nit ein3eIntn
Snbufrien. Sn BrsuBen tonmen auf BITE
Eertil> Snbuifrte nur 1876 Yro3ent, i'm
R6nisrsi9 Sa4ien basesen mebr ais fiufs
gig Yrotent.
3isbt man nun in 8etra5t, bab bic preus
Bii9e S~nbutrie i'm ausemeinen unb bic
Gertilinbuftrie insbeionbere ebenio concurs
ren;s unb erportfdbis 1T, pis bic Snbuftris
i'm R0nisrei6 Sa8ien, 10 ersibt fi9, baB
bic ibermdBtse geiddfttsuns Der Sabrits
timber i'm 80nisret9 Su9ien ui9t auf
elmer inbuitrislen Rotbuenbisteit, ionbern
auf elmer unbere6tisten gtsentbimItdtsit
berubt. au5 in 9aben BAT bic gei5dftis
suns Der Sabritttnber cine bstrd5tIi5e
9Sbe errei3t; benin bic 3abl berieIben be-
lduft i3 bier auf 1868, pdbrenb mad Der
8sp0Itsrunsssiffer auf 8aben nur 700
Rinoer entfalen io0ten aueiu in Der Nabs
runsss unb @enuBmittel: Subuftrie, baupts
iddItd Bel Der Experimentation werben
1880 &tnber bei9dftist.
Iud i'm &esierunssbe3irt Winben perz
ben BET Der Experimentation 1900 &tnz
Der bei9dftts unb Der 9eusrbsratb ipri9t
feline Nstnuns babin aus, baB bic 5abrtts
arbeit auf bic iinseren Rinber pom benz
na9tbeiIisifen ginfluB isi. asbnIi9 duBert
fid Der Gepsrberatb fir ben R~esierunss:
bejirt Irns6ers urb bic entsesenftebsn6en
ausfibrunsen bes Sabritinipettors fir
2eip3is werben bic allseueine lleberseusuns
ni9t eri9itteru, baB bic Sabritarbsit Der
&inber beieitist perbeu mug.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-22
Mmertfanii6e Sen6eIei.

Die Seu9elsi, uel9e unter ben ameris
taniiden r9abies" cine 10 sroBe Role
ipieIt, wirb pom benz vgbritian abpocate"
In foIseuber @eiie usrbSbnt: Gin Gbis
neie mslbete iid als Sod ut elmer ameritas
niideu GumiIte in ct. Souls. Die 9amt
bes Sauies, wsl6e elmer %faibtonabIen
Stride anseb6rt, itsute ibm bic Srass:
vErtntft 0u @bistp2" vRein! i'd bin
Elm SIii!" - vSpielit On &arten?"
rReinl" iaste Der Gbtnsie, i'd bin elm
&liit!" @r srbielt bic StelIe unb ueriab
ie our Sufriebsnbsit Der Ssrri9aft. @inise
@O9su na9ber CAB bic Dame etne 9sisas
idaft. IS puroe &arten ssipisIt unb
@ein %setruntsu. Der gbineie wartste
babel auf unb ma9te feline Sa9s gut.
Do9 am nd9itsn Worsen tinbiste er Der
Dame feline Steue. vaber uarum piQf
Ou benn seben2" fragile i'm bic Dame.
Der @bineie antwortete: sd bin ein
Rliifl Sd babe es Sbnen seiast, i9 bin
tetn Seioe. Sd arbeite ni9t fir melttas
nii9e Seiben." Wir 3peifeln ni9t on Der
Wabrbeit Der 9si1i9te. 4ber fiebt Der
vgbrifian Ibpocate" benn ni6t, fist uns
ier college pom Buffalo goItsfrb." Bel,
bob serabe er unb Bldtter isinss 9Isi9sn
unb bic ameritanii9en v&euerenbs", beren
Munbifide fe itnb, gu FOLDER SsudsIsi,
wie er fe an ben Stranger itsIt, bsraus
3ieben, inbem fe ieben uni9ulbisen @enuB
unb ieSe barmloie ltuterbaItuns aIs Sinbe
binfteIen2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-22
Spriite an alien bsiiiiden 8auerns
bGuiern.

Sn Der n~eueitsn Drummer Der interei.
ianten 3eiti5rift fir bsifi3s @ei9i9ts
nnb Stteratur v9efenlano", bic ioeben
ibren Sweiten Sabrsans besinnt, finbet ii9
elm Nrtitel pom so. Serbert, Der obissn
Sitel trd9t. Ser 8erfafer bspdbrt i9
als feiBiser Sammler unb bic 8eiipiele
BON 8oItsbumor unb 8oltsueiSbeit, bic er
peri6nlid auf Reiien bur5 bic O6rfer Seis
iens 3uiammenssiu9t bat, finb gum EbeiI
b69it 9aratteriitii9 fir bic trGftts 5erbe
Sinnesart uno bas itol3e Sslbit9efibl
n1an9er bduerIi5en gertreter bes alien
GbattensS tammes. 60 befinbet f9 i'm
@ebdrt zines Sauiss bes 05rf5ens
S4war3enbers BITE trosise Ssrausforberuns
einsei9nitten:
Sd a9te meme Safer, -
@leid pie bas &egenpaier, -
Sas BON ben Oi9ern fiebt; -
Sb fe mid slei9 nsiben -
60 miIen ite bod Ieiben -
Dag @ott mein Selfer lit.
Sn &6rIs lisif man:
Wer rlebles re6et BON mir un6 ben Weinen.
Der sebe mad 9aus unb betra9.e fi9 bic
Setnen. -
6inb't CT an benen tsin 9sbrs9en -
90 Tam er fret pon mir unb ben Weinen
ipre9en.
Damn:
Wenn bod Soft unb Der Bauer nidt
pdr-
Stanben Gambler unb S5euern leer; -
Drum bante Soft elm ieber Rann,
DAP S4euer unb 2anb @ottes vidsnsn"
Tam.
WiBtrauen sesen ben Ha5barn unb
trdftises SeIbtbewubtiein - ideint bic
BbiIoiopbie steier 8auerr su fem, bod
fommen aud oft isbr tomti9e getra5tuns
gen DOT.
60 lieft maj i'm Rirdbof BON &6rIe:
glumen MAIDEN 1T iebr semein -
aber ben Suft sebsn Tam Soft ALIEN.
l1nb bann:
0ie Settle iassn INNER:
Ote 3eiteu werben i1limmer!
Ste Seiteu bleiben immerl
9te 2eite werben i4Iimmsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-22

8eun &aiier 8ilbslm riast", 10 1T
bas nt9t w6rtIt9 gu nsbmen. @r fit Be-
ba9li9 in einem Sehel, bas @iIb wirb
uorsetrieben, Der aIte Serr tnaut isin 9es
pebr ab unb bic binter tbm ifebenbsn 2eibs
idIsen i6ieBen bic Stride unb bic @ilbs
i4wetne nieber, pel9e er ansebItd verIsst."
Groebem muB man Dor Der t6rperli9en
Riifisteit bes i'm 81. 9ebensiabre itsbenben
Ronar6en eben ioI9eh &eipett ba6en, wie
Dor ietner %erftaunIiden seiitisen Stride.
@r trOst ben rauben Ssrbfitirmen bss
9ar3es, wdbrenb iein bebausrnswsrtber
Sobn in Der milben 2uft StaIiens WiIbes
runs ietner entiesIi9sn &rant5eit iu6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-22
Sas eruGblte Wittel bes ipeiliden Nn,
iie6IerS.

Itt tsSsm 6ortiarttt Der GtupanOsruus In benz ptitsu
9steH ersia id cine nsus Gadirase mad SOfsttsr'S
RasenbtttsrS. Isu aussisssIts gsssnssn Rub Oft
Wsuisr ssiuHS, ais aItsre ~gSObuFss, neil Riasmsu aus
benz thrJIi4 urbar ssmadtsu .qause a~ufteissu, defenders
an 6~luBuisrn, wel5e SodpaNeru ~ausesisSt IinS. Ger
Stnpanesrer,e Der fb BEN attrbau ooer Dem Bsrsbau piss
met, ttneet bale aus, ptnH er es niht ibou peiB. oab has
Sttisrs ben stHjt8en hdsreH ShuB 9easH Malaria, ionic
pstet aspdbrt, eensn CT iniolse uou 8Iimaws6ieI, 6sn
etnHaitn i9ledttn @ttttrs une unsspobntsm oosr uHsts
luneeni Waller uno ebtnielhtr Rabrung ~ausasisSt III.
SesRalb ibast CT eisits sroBt Sauss Ino S9uSmiiisI 10
ho4' pts istnt tbm. tnntwebnsubsH SorIass Is psreisntn,
nne ftbt ft Dor, baB CT INNER sn siunbbsiti6retrues
Ititsl pSrratbte bat aui has CT f4si0 iNt Sur 3st Der
Roth p~srIaitn tam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-22
Cine tpabrbaft flaiiiide ltnpsridGmt.

belt anb &~aItbIitisteit Denies in elmer Der
letten Rd9te Elm ginbre6sr 3u &anias
gitp in Wihourt. @r brad erit In bas
9aus bes poblbabsnben Burgers Serome
Ewit6ea Elm, iu9te fh9 semd9Iid feline
Beute Suiammsn, ma9te Elm re9t vbanblis
Dies" SinbeI baraus unb 3os ii5 bann mad
Dem 8abe;immer i'm oberen Stot suriit,
mo ct it9 enttIeiSete unb bann elm sriinbli,
Dies Bah nabm. Srti9 unb nsupersniist
sins er bann ebenio semadli6 pom banner.
Oas Rerfuirbisite 1T, baB 3pei Sausbes
wObner Don benz @eraui9 bss ldufenben
Wahers aufuadten. aber ni5ts 85Ies
abnten unb pteber stni9lisfen. Ser Gins
BREEDER IieB ieinen alien an3us i'm Babe
simmsr 3urif uub bate ii6 Dor benz Spies
gel baielbit pon &opf 3u SUP in bic i96n:
ten &leiber bes 9ausberru, siui6lisBIi5'ber
2eibwdiSe, selteft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-22
Gonlerpirnna BON Sol,sfGblen.

Nan felt bic 9fdbls, nadbsm iie aus.
sstrodnet iinb, etnise Gage lang fustief In
&alfwaher unb beitrei9t iie, penn iie Ger.
aussenommsn uno pieber absetrodnet finb,
nit uerSinntsr S9psfeIidure, worauf man
ite an Der Come trotnen IdBt. Dies 9ers
fabren btlft melt mebr, ais has Gntoblen
unb Der Ebeeranfri9, ba bic SoIspfdbIe on
ben gnben 10 fef nnb fur Ra6s 70 uns
bar3brtnsli4 wsrbsn, ais psnn cine 9ers
fteineruHs itattsefunbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-22

@it Sersniisen smpfebIeu mir uniern
2eiern 9al's 5aarsg rnsperer. gr sibt
srauem 9aare feline iusenbli9e Sarbe pies
Der, uerbiitet bic SabIbeit, stbt benz Saars
etn wei4es unb sl~dnsenbes Nusisbsn obns
bic 9aut gu fdrben, unb lit bas bette be-
fannie Wtittel sesen ale &rantbsitsn bes
5aares unb Der Ropfbaut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-22
@ebt mint s,t, cine Grfaltuna ouf bic an

bere fol9en gu laiieny bis Sure Reble uub Gum
gen in einem !3uitanb 6rouii6er GntSinbune
an9elan9t limb. 'Sreift Die eriteu Spmptoml
Der 9un9enentSiinbuuS nit Sales !Sonep o.
Sorebouno an6 Gar an un6 SSbr babt elmer
lstdten Ste9. Del allen Sru99titen pertauit
81 Csc, soc, unb 81.
@lenn's eGrefelistfs, BELT unb ssri6Suert, Csc.
tpirs Saars u. Sartfarbs, i6parJ u. braun, soc.
Tite's 3abniSmerSeutrppien bsiIsu tn Riu. Csc.
German Corn sicmUpcr, tSbttt SaBusrauass
Srplbsutens II. (. ID. 25s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-22
GDer'S Sariaparila reinist bas gIui

srinblt9, retst bic 2ebsnsorsane our CID:
ttsteit an, unb felt bic @siunbbeit uni
&raft wieber ber. Ntemanb. bsiIsn gIul
unretn lit, tann ii3 pobl fibIsu. @s per.
uria9t elm 9efibl Der S5pd5e unb gr:
mibuns unb oft Der gntmutbisuns uni
9OfnunssIOtsfeit. User iolde @mpfiu:
bunsen bat, Der iOute apsr's Sariapariuu
einnsbmsn, I'm bas Slut gu reiuissn uni
Al beIeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-22
4swi6enbaft.

Wenn Der Serr attuarius auf benz iippia
sriinenben Stabtpau luitpanbeIt, waat er
ntemals, fi9 an benz 9lnbIit Der idSnen
9anoi9aft 81 weiben. Senn es ffsbt
oaislblt cine 8arnunsstafeI, poieIbif su
lsien TT: .Iuf unb an bieiem @aue III
&sitsn, Sabren, Sisbtreibsn unb 8 eibe n
itrensiteus psrboteul"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-22

ulnter Srteobofe itebt etn Rreu3 nit fols
senher Sni9rift:
Sier lie9t elm @bepaar,
Sas lang beiIammeu mar.
yaln 9onnen lie einanoer Stub,
SIM 9ebet fam eS ME basu.
9luf etnsm tIeiusn Dorftir9bofe in Sbers
Dfterrei6 wurbe einem sSdser ~foIseubes,
pom Dorfi9uImeifer usrfaBtes Yoem auf
ben 9rabftein seiest:
Der Wi6el Guar; bat einen Baum e~rIfieaen,
gr iel ;u Soben unb ba blieb er Iie9en;
Der iunse Baum fiel IrGmli6 nieber,
Senn Vtt6l Guar; ~peritano oas Srar'In,
Der Vti6l brad babel bic @lieoer,
Sie BirbeliGul' uto aud bic Sarln.
gu ben orieinelften Der betannteren
@rabi4riften seb6rt iene bes Serri1aftss
Ruti9ers Bobibrab, Der auf einem Srtebs
bofe S0bmens besraben Iiest, fs Iautst:
Sier rubet gSensel 9obibrab,
Setbtutl6er bel 9raf Rolomrat,
ueber lei1 Baud 9in9 Wagenrab,
lno neil er INNER mar 10 brap,
SteB Stetn tbm lesen Der Serr 9raf.
Ra6 orisinsler lit ibrisens bic foIsenbe
9rabi9rift, bic ansebIi9 Dor pielen Sab
rem auf eiuem S3Ia3tsrabe zines @iener
6rtebbofes gu leien mar:
Sier in bieien @ruben
2ie9en Spei S6uiterbubeu,
llno iiber qIer
Ste9t etn Srileur.
9uf einsm RreuSe i'm SaIsburser @ots
tesadsr TT 5u leien:
Sier ftarb Raria 8irberu,
Dtltter uno RGberin pon ;pei Siubern.
Sn sinen @rabitein auf benz SsIauer
5,iebbofe flnb fOIssnbe BOrte semsiBsIt:
SIM Qeben wie ,3innober,
SIM 8ooe freioenblei6,
@eitorben am 8. OCTOBER,
Im II. mar bic 2ei6.
Sn 2anbsd itebt auf elmer bsr3iormisen
Eafel zines SreuSes:
Sier lte9t besrabeu,
Bonn Gunner 6eri6la9en,
Sret S6of, a 6alb uno q Sua,
Serr, 9teb ibnen bic epi9e &ua!
limb i'm Sriebbofe gu Srirsn 1T gu Ieien:
Sier rlbt @ubreas Rrlg,
Yer Stnoer, &eib uno 3irber i6Ius.
0ie Iuitisen gpitapbs BAT iebenfaus
Weber IN ieinem Ia9enben Dsmotrit qes
iammelt unb bas bstanntefte, nett bette
berielbsn TT Der s%eIunsene 9ers:
Sier lie9en meme @ebeine,
I'D pout, eS wGren Seiue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-22

Sic staSt YuBig, iest Sit zines 9anbs
ratbsamtes, bat mad Der n~eusftsn 3abluns
nur 1855 gtnuobner, bsfiSt is6o9 Elm
&apitaIuerm0sen pou GOO, 900 Wart.
RommunaIiteuern perben nidt erboben.
Oas capital fol- pou benz 9ermd6tniB ei:
nes S9webent6niss, Der Dor mebreren
~Sabrbunbertea als 8srbanntsr in guSis
Isbte, beritarmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-22

Ser befannten in ensIii9er Spra5s e..
i6einenoen 3eitidrift ygsnturp" 1T Elm
dtserli4es Serieben paifrt. sic brinst In
ibrer n~eueiten Rumner Elm anssbIi6es
Bib @libu Q. @aibburns's, bas aber in
@irtli9teit bas Bib pon @libu's ~peritors
bsnem 8rubsr, Sirasl 8aibburns, in
Bortlanb IN Maine, lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-22
3i9e d.

Die 3iss 8 uHO 4 s.bsu tdsIid ab. 1 uuO 2 tdsIta
oHutass ausssuommtu.
9aNs mad alien StatioHtu Der Der. Staater II. Canada
baben tn Der Office osr eoupasHis an 0aaiuitrabe uuO
I gtienbabHoepot.
Baggage bur&ssPeHO Bis lum gtitimmunssOrt.
Ssinft, spsispus.u uuO guImauus s&IafUassn auf
en- eur4ssbsubsu 5hssu.
Glr aitsts, S5Iaipussu, 3sittabsatu unb auSsrs Sus
%FuIattsnsu iprehe man nor, BET
3. 5tsfenoerfsr, gssnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-22

Ser3enswunid. Sn elmer Rsnaseris
rstdt Der @arter benz 26psn elm sroBes
Stad SIsii9 tn ben &dfis. S$uifers
lunse: % mel, ruenn i9 niir ai6 10 cine
Anlteluns ais 26pe befommen tSnnt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-22

Sic @nwenoung pom ct. Satobs Del
in alien Sdasn pon duBsrn &rantbeiten 1T
itets BON ben beiten @rfolsen bssleitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-22

Wfiiler {: v0u bift elm rs9t orbindrsr
Stump, Sannssfrisbsrl~
Sannesfrisber: %, mas bas anbeIauat,
9err waauer, 10 ma@t man aus Sbnsn
au@ tetn gang fsines poftpapisr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-22

als unfbsrtrefli6ss Ssilmittel sssen
ale Sluttrantbeiten iinb Or. aus. R6s
nis's hamburger Gropfen i9On felt Sabren
b%efannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-22
limb bann:
9Gerfet Spak uno Grnf.
Sumpriftiihe Grabihriften.

s1uf Der @rubitdtte zines @bepaares i'm
uImsr SrisSbofe ifebt stn &reus nit fol-
genher Sni9rift:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-17

trousers, or, if you prefer to call it so, divi-
ded skirt, of the same material as the prin-
cess-shaped dress with its drapery. to COM
plete a costume fulfilling all the require
ments of health and freedom; and. accord
ing to the thought and artistic taste eX-
pended, shall we gain tine other require
ments of beauty. This style of dress is
susceptible of an endless variety of modifi-
cation and changes, and need never be either
ugly or monotOnous.
In conclusion, Mrs. Miller said if women
refused to kick over the traces in which in
sensate fashion had harnessed them. that
they were moral towards and deserving of
their fate and worthy to remain unhealthy
and ugly. She then drew pleasing visions
of the gowns that can be evolved out of the
soft fabrics turned out of the looms of
to-day.
At the conclusion of the lecture the World
representative, though wearer of trousers,
was kindly admitted 20 sanctuni behind
the stage, where Mrs. Miller was engaged
in explaining to some of her new converts
the garments which she is endeavoring to
introduce to womankind, cuts of which are
given here.
81 have Just come from Washington,
said Mrs. Miller, where / have been most
successful in my crusade. The most charm
ing convert made was the wife of prom
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-17
Trying to Get Even.

CnlcagO Herald.
do you see that man over there by the
stove asleep?" inquired conductor on the
st. Paul; ''well, that chaps curiosity.
He's held an annual pass on this road for the
last five years, and hain't been riding
more'n three or four times year on an
average. But just as soon as that interstate
commerce law was signed by the president
he began ridin' every day, an he hain't
missed day since. He's ayeragin' bout a
thousand miles week now. Why? Tryin'
to get even with the company, he says.
while he has a chance. He had some
sheep killed on the track once, and, though
the company wasn't liable. he kicked so
hard that they made him present of an
annual pass. He says he hain't got the
worth O them sheep yet. but he's going to
get it fore the 5th day of April if he has to
ride night and day."
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-17
No Sign of sweetness.

Clinton Bugle.
There is young man in the parlor
wishes to see you, miss" remarked the hall
door attendant at a downtown residence
did he bring anything with hlm-any
box or parcel?''
''Only cane, miss"
''Dld his coat-tail rattle when he walked,
as if there was package of candy in the
pocket?"
Nothing of the sort, miss"
''Then tell him I've gone to visit sick
friend and won't be home for a week." re-
piled the fair girl, falling back into hori-
Zontal position, and resuming her perusal
of Truth Stranger than Fiction; or, The
Liar Unmasked.'"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-17
HOURS OF sLEEPLEssNEss.
CarlYle's Description of the Hag of
Dyspepsia.


1.-THE symptoms usually associated with
liver disease are an irregular, costive state of
the bowels; loss of appetite, white or yellow
ish tongue; a disagreeable, often bitter, taste
in the mouth, especially in the morning; fiat
ulency (bloating); a yellow or muddy tint of
skin; dingy eyes; languor and disincinaton
for eXertion; frontal headache; dizziness and
heavlness; drowsiness after meals; great de-
preston of spirits and frequent deposits in
the urine. These deposits may. ne white
fawn colored or 'brickdust in hue These
symptoms may be induced, especially toward
the middle life, by sedentary and INDECENT
habits, the habitual use of rich and indigest-
ible food neglect of the bowels, great or pro-
tracted anxiety Of mind, or by general want
of yigor due to breaking down of the heart
OF some other organ.
The late Thomas Carlyle knew what the
horrible feeling was. He says: 1.-The ac-
cursed bag dyspepsia had got me bitted and
bridled, and was striving to make my living
day thing of CHASTITY nightmares; resisted
what / could, never did yield or surrender to
her; but she kept my heart quite heavy, my
battle being sore and hopeless" These atti-
tudes of mental gloom invariably leave the
person the moment his or her liver Is set to
rights.
Sieeplessness may, of course, arise from
many different causes, but its most frequent
cause is arrangement of the liver, with the
production of lithate.
In treatment of the worst cases of bilious
ness DR.. Mccoy has been peculiarly and not
ably successful.
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A Libel.
Tid-Bits.

IIU-BltS.
Stranger-Are you the editor of the
Bugler.
Editor-Yes. sir.
Stranger-Well, my name is DingIey, and
if you don't retract what you said about my
domestic affairs III sue you for libel
Editor-But. my dear sir, the Bugler only
contradicted the reports started by that
venomous sheet across the way. You have
evidently made a mistake. We said that
you were living in peace and harmony with
your wife. There's no libel about that, is
there?
Stranger-Yes, sir. there is. 1t implies
that haven't spark of courage or man
hood about me. And when / bring my
wife into court, the jury will see it in just
that Ii ght. too.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-17
IN GREAT DISTRESS.
Trouble i'm ST. Paul Boarding
House.

The subject of this notice, Mrs. Katie Swan,
wife of Hackman Eugene Swan, well and
favorably known in ST. Paul, was found at
her home, No. Is East Ninth street, by re-
porter, who went there after an item, having
been told she was suffering untold misery
from some cause Or other. The door of the
mansion opened, when the mother of Mrs.
Swan appeared. In response to the query as
to whether Mrs. Eugene Swan lived there, the
reporter was very kindly invited into the par
lor and seated. Mrs. S. was sent for, and
upon arrival the scribe saw at glance that
she did not look like as if she was very
great sufferer. Upon being asked in regard
to the report she replied: Eyes, have suf
fered in the worst form. About year ago
contracted a slight cold; it got better, and
thought well. Then began to discover pains
over my eyes and through my head. My ear
ached me nearly all the time. There was
ringing noise in my head; after while
found
1 COULD NOT HEAR
in one of my ears. l became alarmed. Then
a nervous fear overlook me, and felt very
ba 4: indeed, may say miserable; could not